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MAY, 1881.
Catalogue by ED. FROSSARD.
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Orders for this Sale will be faithfully executed by
CATAL O G IT E
OF
ANOIB1STT J^JsTTD MODBFIN
Lutl)cr ant) jftagontc jttctmljs,
Including some rare specimens of Roman Aes;
an Enigmatic Ducat; Feuchtwanger Cur-
rency ; an 1804 Dime, etc., etc.
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE,
By Messrs. IB _A_ 1ST Q - 3 dc CO.,
Nos. 7 Hi) & 741 Broadway, New York.
On FRIDAY, May 27th, 1881,
Commencing at 2.30 P. M.
Bids will be faithfully executed by the Auctioneers and Coin Dealers generally.
Catalogue by ED. FROSSARD,
IRVINGTON, N. Y.
B O S T O N :
T. It. MARVIN & SON, NUMISMATIC PRINTERS.
1881.
AMERICAN COIN SCALE.
CATALOGUE.
The closing numbers refer to size in lGths of an inch.
^ 1 A. II ead of Washington. Rev., 100th Anniversary, etc.
White metal. Fine. 33.
/O 2 Three buildings. Rev., Declaration of Independence.
White metal, pierced. Fine. 32.
// 3 Head of Washington. Rev., Hancock’s signature. White
metal. Proof. 26.
■^^4 Washington Elm Tree Centennial. W. m. Proof. 24.
5 Head of Washington. Rev., Birthplace, etc. Gilt, proof. 24.
/ 6 Battles of 1776. W. m. Proof. 8 pieces. 21.
/ / 7 Washington and Grant. Rev., Dedicated, etc. Fine,
pierced. 26.
/iv8 Washington Keystone Centennial. Copper, proof. 19.
%6' 9 1 1 ead q uarters at Tappan. Bronzed copper, proof. 21.
//TO Tarrytown Centennial. Gilt copper, proof. 21.
* 11 Stony Point Centennial. Copper, proof. 21.
/6' 12 Oath of Allegiance medal. Copper. Fine. 18.
Z 0 13 Masonic Temple, N. V., 1875. White metal. Proof. 20.
&O 14 I ^ake City Lodge, Fla. Bronzed copper. Fine. 17.
" 15 Memorial of Washington Cabinet. Copper. Fine. 13.
Zfr 16 Washington Mortuary medalet. Copper. Fine. 11.
to 17 Victoria, 1848. Model crown ; brass centre. Very fine. 16.
18 Bonaparte on a rock. Rev., B.opSt. Helena. Brass, fine. 17.
/^'19 B. EAGLE, 1797. Rev., Shield. Fine and rare.
yo 20 DOLLARS. 1795 Flowing hair. Very fair.
^21 1797 Good and scarce.
^ 22 1800 Hair a little rubbed. Fine.
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CATALOGUE.
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1801 Good and scarce.
1844 Fine.
1878 Standard. Rev., Eight feathers. Fine.
1878 Duplicate. Same condition.
HALF DOLLARS. 1805 Stars on left weak. Good.
1833 Uncirculated.
QUARTER DOLLARS. 1806, T8, ’31, ’52, and 79.
Poor to fine. 5 pieces
DIMES. 1814 Good.
1838 O. Liberty seated. Poor.
1846 Good and scarce.
HALF DIMES. 1830, ’32, and '46. Fair. 3 pieces
CENTS. 1793 Ameri. Date very weak. Rev. good.
1793 Wreath. Good, but surface oxidized.
1794 Varieties. Very fair. 2 pieces
1796, '97, 1800, ’01, ’02, and ’03. Poor, and fair. 7 pcs
1799 Date very good; fair specimen, and guaranteed.
1808, '09, TO, 12, and T4. Fair to good. 7 pieces
1822, ’23, and ’25. Fair, to very good. 3 pieces
HALF CENTS. 1794, '97, (3) ; and '25. Very fair. 5 pcs
Conn., N. Jersey, and Vermont Cents. V. fair lot. 10 pcs
Five cents, postal currency. Cut edge. Rev., A. B. Co.
Fine.
ANCIENT GREEK AND ROMAN COINS.
An interesting collection, made abroad by an amateur.
7 S' 44 Neapolis. Didrachm. Head. Rev., Victory crowning a
bull with human face. Good and rare.
JO 45 Tarentum (?) Didrachm. Head. Rev., Bull. Fair.
J/7 46 Agrigentum. Drachm. Crab. Rev., Eagle and hare. Good.
Cheresonesus. Drachm. Fore part of a lion. Rev., Punch
mark. Good and scarce.
/ 6^ 48 Italic Aes. Head facing. Rev., Hound. Very beautiful
and interesting specimen, fine green patina; 3 in. in di-
ameter, and weighs 13 ounces ; but sold without guarantee. %
JyS' 49 Aes. Head of Janus. Rev., Prow. A very perfect coin,
finely patinated and rare. Size 40.
ZJJ' 50 Semis. S. Head to left. Rev., Prow. Fine. 31.
51 Triens. Horse to left. Rev., Wheel. Fine. 26.
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53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
CATALOGUE.
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Quadrans. Hand and club. Rev., The same. Fine. 26.
Triens, or Quadrans. Hound to left. Rev., Wheel. Fine.
Quadrans. Head. Rev., Prow. Fine. 21.
Family Denarii. Acilia. Head. Rev., Health. Fine.
Aemilia. Head of Concord. Rev., Perseus and two chil-
dren before trophy ; at the right Paulus Aemilius.
Fine and rare.
Idem. Camel and kneeling captive. Rev., Quadriga.
Idem. Head of Venus. Rev., Equestrian statue on bridge.
Good.
Antonia. H’d of Jupiter. Rev., Victory in quadriga. Fine.
Appuleia. Head of Pallas. Rev., Quadriga. Fine.
Carisia. Winged bust of Victory. Rev., Quadriga. Fine.
Cipia. Head of Pallas. Rev., Victory in biga. Fine.
Claudia. H’d of Diana. Rev., Victory in biga. Very good.
Idem. Head of Pallas. Rev., Victory in biga. Very good.
Cordia. H’d of Venus. Rev., Cupid over dolphin. V. good.
Idem. Accolated heads of Castor and Pollux. Rev., Venus.
Good.
Cornelia. Bust of Hercules. Ilev., Soldier crowned. Good.
Idem. Curule chair on either side. Fine and scarce.
Crepusia. Youthful h’d of Jupiter. Rev., Horseman. Fine.
Didia. Head of Concord. Rev., Portico with colonnades.
Good.
Egnatuleia. Head of Apollo. Rev., Victory crowning a
trophy. Quinarius. Very good.
Eppia. Scipio Imp. Head of Africa ; plough and ear of
of corn. Rev., Hercules. Perfectly legible, and ex-
tremely rare.
Farsuleia. H'd of Liberty. Rev., Soldier in biga. V. good.
Furia. Head of Ceres. Rev., Curule chair between fasces.
Fine.
Idem. H'd of Janus. Rev., Roma crowning trophy. Fine.
Hostilia. Head of Pallas. Rev., Diana and deer. Fine.
Julia. Head of Ceres. Rev., Sacrificial implements. Fine
and scarce.
Idem. Youthful head. Rev., Victory in quadriga. V. good.
Lucilia. Head of Pallas. Rev. Victory in biga. V. good.
Mamilia. Bust of Mercury. Rev., Ulysses and his dog.
Very good.
Marcia. Head of Marcus. Rev., Equestrian statue over
aqueduct. Very good.
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CATALOGUE.
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60 83
84
85
/'/* 86
87
J'S ' 88
/66% 89
/.*&' 90
7* 91
92
66 93
94
46 95
Jo 96
f*K 97
#0 98
99
Jo 100
6'V 101
J6 102
fa 103
JO 104
f-0 105
?6 106
J7 107
/4s 108
JO 109
Idem. Head of Apollo. Rev., Satyr. Fine obverse.
Memmia. Rev., Prisoner tied to trophy. Very good, rare.
Idem. Head crowned with oak. Rev., Castor and Pollux.
Fine.
Mineia. Head of Pallas. Rev., Soldiers fighting over fallen
foe. Fine.
Minucia. Head of Pallas. Rev., Castor and Pollux. Fine.
Naevia. Head of Venus. Rev., Victory in biga. Very
good and scarce.
Petronia. Head of goddess Feronia. Rev., Parthian kneel-
ing and presenting a standard. Good, and very rare.
Petillia. Eagle on thunderbolt. Rev., Temple. Fine.
Plaetoria. Helmeted female bust. Rev., Eagle on thunder-
bolt. Fine and rare.
Plautia. Full faced mask. Rev., Aurora and horses.
Fine and rare.
Poblicia. H'cl of Pallas. Rev., Nude figure. Fine and rare.
Pompeia. Head of Pallas. Rev., Remus and Romulus
suckling she-wolf ; fig tree with bird. Good and scarce.
Postumia. Bust of Diana; over it a bull’s head. Rev.,
Sacrifice!' on top of a mountain extends a branch over
a bull. Very good and scarce.
Rubria. Head of Jupiter. Rev., Carpentum drawn by
four horses. Good.
Scribonia. Head of Bonus Eventus. Rev., A well. Good.
Sergia. Head of Pallas. Rev., Horseman. Pierced.
Servilia. Head of Pallas. Rev., Castor and Pollux. Good.
Idem. Bust of Pallas. Rev., Victory in biga. Good and
‘scarce.
Thoria. Head. Rev., Bull running. Good.
Titia. Head. Rev., Pegasus. Fine.
Tituria. Head of Tatius. Rev., Victory in biga. Good.
Idem. Head of Tatius. Rev., Tarpeia slain by soldiers
with shields. Interesting and scarce. Fine.
Idem. Same type as last. Good.
Valeria. Head of Pallas. Rev., Victory in biga. Fine.
Vibia. Head of Apollo. Rev., Pallas in quadriga. Good.
Idem. Head of Bacchus. Rev., Panther stepping over
an altar. Good.
Valeria. Winged bust of Victory. Rev., Mars. Good.
Incerta. Head of Jupiter. Rev., Roma; Victory and
trophy. Good.
CATALOGUE.
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/y 110 Idem. Head of Pallas, and different reverses. Good. 2 pcs
111 Duplicates and unclassified. Fair to good. 11 pieces
/# 112 Imperial Denarii. Julius Caesar. Sacred symbols.
Rev., Caesar ; Elephant. Very good.
All of the following have the head of Emperor or ruler named on
obverse.
>Z7 113
f6' 114
6>0 115
(f# 116
W' 117
90 118
66' 119
„ 120
$o 121
So 122
36' 123
6'0 124
♦ 125
126
//a 127
128
#0 129
130
131
6' 132
//£> 133
U' 134
135
" 136
" 137
fa 138
M. Antonius, etc. Head of Antonius. liev., Caesar .
Imp. Pont. III., etc. Head of Octavius. Very good,
and extremely rare.
Augustus. Head. Rev., Caius and Lucius. Very good.
Idem. Caes. Imp., etc. Rev., Victory over mystic cystus
between two serpents. Very good and rare. Quinarius.
Tiberius. Rev., Livia seated. Fine and rare.
Nero. Rev., Health seated. Good and scarce.
Galba. Rev., Inscription within wreath. Very good.
Vitellius. Rev., Vesta seated. Good.
Vespasianus. Rev., Heads of Titus and Domitian facing.
Very fair, and extremely rare.
Titus. Rev., Tripod surmounted by dolphin. Fine and
scarce.
Idem. Rev., Anchor with dolphin. Very good and scarce.
Domitian. Rev., Pallas. Very good.
Nerva. Rev., Concordia exereitum. Hands joined. Fine.
Trajan. Rev., Triptolemus holding a patera. Fine.
Idem. Rev., Genius before altar. Fine.
Hadrian. Rev., Emperor and Concord. Rare reverse.
Very good.
Idem. Rev., Alexandria, the Province. Rare rev. Fine.
Idem. Rev., Spain kneeling before H. Rare rev. Good.
Idem. Rev., Roma before an altar. Very good.
Sabina (wife of Hadrian.) Rev., Concordia. Fine.
Eadem. Rev., Pudicitia. Fair and scarce.
Antoninus Pius. Head. Rev., Concordia. Extremely line.
Idem. Rev., Eagle over an altar. Coined after his death.
Very good.
Faustina, Sr. Rev., Antoninus and Faustina standing.
Very rare reverse. Good.
Eadem. Rev., Aeternitas. Fine and scarce.
Eadem. Rev., Juno. Very good and scarce.
Antoninus. Rev., Head of Aurelius. Fine and very rare.
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CATALOGUE.
4# 139
fO 140
24' 141
JO 142
^ 143
#6 144
/3\ 145
20 146
?5' 147
#7 148
/d' 149
2 0 150
" 151
16 ' 152
20 153
154
7*y 155
J'd' 156
/JTS 157
/d' 158
/JO 159
' /5' 160
20 161
Jj' 162
" 163
/O 164
46' 165
$0 166
/d ' 167
" 168
Z*> 169
/<> 170
20 171
37 172
M. Aurelius. Rev., Minerva. Very fine.
Idem. Rev., Cos. III. Very good.
Faustina, Jr. Rev., Health feeding a serpent. Fine.
Eadem. Rev., Concord with flower and cornucopia. Fine
and rare reverse.
Lucius Verus. Rev., Providentia. Fine.
Idem. Rev., Mars with Victory. Fine.
Lucilla. Rev., Vesta. Good and scarce.
Commodus. Rev., Providentia. Good.
Septimus Severus, with title Brit. Rev., Female seated.
Fine and interesting.
Julia Domna. Rev., Juno. Very good.
Eadem. Rev., Pudor seated. Good.
Caracalla. Rev., Mars running to left. Very good.
Geta. Rev., Emperor and trophy. Good.
Macrinus. Rev., Felicity. Good and very rare.
Elagabalus. Rev., Sun god, with whip and star. Good.
Alex. Severus. Rev., Abundance, her foot on a prow. Fine.
Julia Mamaea. Rev., Venus. Fine.
Maximinus I. Rev., Peace. Fine.
Paulina, (wife of Maximinus.) Veiled bust. Rev., Conse-
cratio. Paulina seated on a peacock. Fair, and very
rare. (Rollin's Catalogue, 25 francs.)
Gordianus III. Different reverses. Good, and fine. 2 pcs
Pupienus. Rev., Hands joined. Fair and very rare.
Philippus I. Rev., Peace seated. Good.
Otacilia. Rev., Concordia. Good.
Trajan us Decius. Rev., Dacia to left with stick and a
donkey’s head. Fine.
Etruscilla. Rev., Pudor seated. Fair.
Trebonianus Gallus. Rev., Victory. Fair.
Volusianus. Rev., Emperor on a tripod. Fine.
Aemilianus. Rev., Roma with globe and a phoenix.
Fair, rare.
Valerianus. Rev., Valerianus and Gallienus facing. Good
and scarce.
Gallienus. Rev., Victory crowning Emperor. Good.
Salonina. Rev., Gallienus and Salonina. Fine reverse.
Postumus. Rev., Faith. Fair.
Claudius. Rev., Victory. Billon and copper. Good. 2 pcs
Florianus. Rev., Faith to left. Billon. Good.
CATALOGUE.
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/4' 174
JO 175
//• 176
JO 177
JO' 178
179
Jf 180
/^i 181
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JO 183
?/0 184
J/' 185
*$' 186
/O 187
/J' 188
^'*189
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/o 192
/a 193
JO 194
♦ 195
/JO 196
197
/O 198
/r 199
jo 200
JJ' 201
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Aurelianus. Rev., Sun god. Good, and rare in silver.
Idem. Rev., Victory with wreath. Billon. Fair.
Tacitus. Rev., Aeternitas. Billon. Fair.
Probus. Different reverses. Billon. Fine. 2 pieces
Diocletianus. Rev., Jupiter to left. Billon. Fair.
Constantinus I. Rev., Constantine standing. Fine. S.’ 18.
Maximinus Daza. Rev., Abundance. Billon. Good.
Maxentius. Rev., Temple. Billon. Fair.
Valens. Rev., Angel. Fair. Very rare.
Duplicate Denarii. Augustus, Galba, Vespasian, Titus,
Nerva, Trajan, etc. Contains many very good pieces;
none illegible. 34 pieces
M. Antonins (?). Rev., Consecratio. Good and rare.
Bronze Coins. Head of Julius Caesar. Rev., Head of
Octavius. Dark green patina. Fine and rare. G. B.
Same type as last. Good, but black.
Augustus.. Rev., Temple. Fine. M. B.
Idem. Rev., Emperor seated. Very good. M. B.
M. Agrippa. Rev., Neptune standing. Very good. M. B.
Antonia, (wife of Drusus.) Rev., Claudius standing.
Very good, and rare. M. B.
Agrippina, Sr. Rev., Carpentum, drawn by two mules.
Very good, and rare. G. B.
Claudius. Rev., S. C. Fair. M. B.
Idem. Rev., Pallas. Good. M. B.
Nero. Rev., Temple of Janus. Very good. M. B.
Galba. Rev., Felicity. Fair. M. B.
Vespasian. Rev., Horns of abundance. Fine. M. B.
Idem. Emperor in quadriga of elephants mounted by four
cornutos. Divo. Aug. Vesp. Rev., Inscription, and S.
C. Struck during the reign of Titus. Good, and very
rare. G. B.
Titus. Rev., Hope standing. Very good. G. B.
Domitian. Rev., Hope. Good. M. B.
Nerva. Rev., Fortune seated. Very fair. G. B.
Trajan. Rev., Abundance. Good. G. B.
Hadrian. Rev., Fortune and Hadrian shaking hands.
Well preserved, and rare in this size. G. B.
Idem. Rev., Galley. Good, and rare. M. B.
Idem. Rev., Pegasus. Good. M. B.
Antoninus. Rev., Abundance. Fair. G. B.
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CATALOGUE.
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207
208
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210
211
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214
215
216
217
218
219
220
221
222
223
224
225
226
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228
229
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232
233
234
235
236
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Idem. Rev., Victory. Fair. G. B.
Faustina. Rev., Fecundity. Fair. G. B.
Marcus Aurelius. Rev., Fortune. Very good, and re-
markably large. G. B.
Idem. Rev., Fortune. Fair. G. B.
Idem. Rev., Abundance. Fine. G. B.
Faustina. Rev., Female seated. Poor. M. B.
Lucilla, (wife of L. Verus.) Bust. Rev., Vesta. Good
and rare. G. B.
Crispina, (wife of Commodus.) Rev., Venus seated.
Good. G. B.
Sev. Alexander. Rev., Alex, standing. Very fair. G. B.
Julia Mamaea. Rev., Truth seated. Fair. G. B.
Maximinus. Rev., Peace. Good. G. B.
Idem. Rev., Health. Good. G. B.
Gordianus. Rev., Peace. Fine. G. B.
Idem. Rev., Victory. Small hole. Fine. G. B.
Philippus. Rev., Justice. Good. G. B.
Otacilia. Rev., Concord. Good. G. B.
Victorinus. Rev., Warrior. Good and rare. S. B.
Quintillaus. Rev., Female with military ensign and has-
ta. Fine and rare. S. B.
Idem. Same type. Good. S. B.
Severina. Rev., Juno. Good, and very scarce. M. B.
Cams. Rev., Victory presenting a crown to Cams. Near-
ly fine, and rare. M. B.
Numerianus. Rev., Virtue presenting a globe surmounted
by Victory to Numerianus. Good and scarce. M. B.
Carinus. Rev., Sacrificial implements. Good. S. B.
Julianus. Rev., Soldier slaying a foe. Good and rare. S. B.
Fausta, (wife of Constantin us.) Rev., Fausta standing.
Very good, and rare. M. B.
Helena, (wife of Crispus ?) Rev., Hope (?) Fine and
rare. S. B.
Maxentius. Rev., Temple and two figures. Fine. M. B.
Licinius. Different reverses. Fine. S. B. 2 pieces
Crispus. Rev., Triumphal arch. Fine. S. B.
Constantinus II. Rev., Votis, etc. Very fine and rare. S. B.
Magnentius. Rev., Horseman. Fair. M. B.
Decentius. Rev., Winged figures. Fine. M. B.
Jovianus. Rev., Votis, etc. Good. S. B.
CATALOG UK.
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/O 238 Gratianus. Different reverses and sizes. Fair. 2 pieces
^ 239 Theodosius. Rev., Constantinople on prow. Poor, but rare.
" 240 Constans. Rev., 0. on a prow. Good. M. B.
7 241 Urbs Roma. Rev., She-wolf. Fair. S. B.
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242 Interesting lot of Imperial coins, including large and
small bronze; among the latter a very small Trajan,
and an Alex. Severus, struck in Alexandria. Condi-
tion, fair to very good. 17 pieces
243 Greek Tetradrachm, with head of Nero. Rev., Ship.
Struck at Alexandria. Fair. Base.
/O 244 Idem. Rev., Youthful head. Very fair. Base.
245 Idem. Rev., Old head. Fair. Base.
246 Nero. Different types. Doubtful. G. B.
247 Galba. Varieties. Doubtful. G. B.
248 Vitellius! Rev., Female. Doubtful.
249 Titus. Rev., Amphitheatre. Doubtful. G. B.
? 250 Trajan. Different types. Doubtful. G. B.
251 Counterfeit Greek and Roman coins. All different, and
finely patinated. 16 pieces
v 252 England. Anglo Saxon Sceatta, similar to Hawkins,
No. 42. Fine and scarce.
$0 253 Cnut. Penny. Cnut rex an. Rev., Pithrin m-o eofr.
(York.) Hawkins, 213. Fine and scarce.
'5'0 254 Ethelred- II. Edelred rex anglor. Rev., Getel m-o
eoferwic, (York.) Hawkins, 205. Fine.
fC 255 He nry II. Penny of second coinage. Rev., Short double
cross, 4 pellets in the angles. Canterbury mint. V. good.
4*0 256 The same. Penny, 2d coinage. Rev., Paul on lijnd. Fine.
30 257 John. Half penny, “ full-moon ” type. Johannes dom.
Rev., Double cross. Struck at Dublin. Fine and rare.
/j\ 258 Henry III. Penny, second coinage. Henrious REX III.
Ilev., Henri on lunde. Very fair.
259 Edward I. Half penny. Edwardus rex angl. Rev.,
C ivitas London. Very good, and scarce.
^5' 260 Edward I, or II. Dublin penny. Fair and scarce.
261 Edward II. Edwar, etc. Rev., Civitas London. Fine.
262 The same. Canterbury penny. Fair.
$0 263 Richard II. Penny. Ricardos rex anglie. Rev., Ci-
vitas eboraoi. Fine, but unfortunately a counterfeit.
/Of^ 264 Henry V. Groat. IIenric di gua. rex anc.l z franc.
Rev., Villa calisie. Very fine, and rare.
264a The same. Another Groat struck at Calais. Very good.
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CATALOGUE.
ft' 2646 Henry VI. Groat, struck at Calais. Fine and scarce.
-65 Elizabeth. Groat. Similar to her S ixpence, but dis-
tinguished from it by the absence of rose behind the
the head, and no date. Fair and rare.
$4' 266 Charles I. York Shilling. Rev., Garnished shield. Good.
267 Commonwealth. Two pence. Very good.
268 Idem. Penny. Fine and scarce.
U 269 Charles II., 1679. Maundy Groat. Fine.
270 The same, 1684. Sixpence. Rev., Four shields. Fine.
271 American Colonial Coins. 1722 Louisiana Cent. Good.
74' 272 1767 Louisiana R. F. Good.
//’ 273 1773 Virginia Half penny. Uncirculated.
" 274 1787 Connecticut. Broad head. Very good.
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275 1787 New Jersey. Small plough. Very good.
7& 276 1788 Massachusetts. Fine.
//' 277 1787 and ’88 Massachusetts. Good. 2 pieces
74' 278 Kentucky Cent. Thin planchet. Very good.
/J 279 Virginia, Nova Constel., Vermont, New Jersey, Connecti-
cut, Fugio. A good lot. 9 pieces
/4 280 Idler’s copy of Lord Baltimore 6d. Very fine.
281 Washington Cents. Electros. Fair, and fine. 2 pieces
/4' 282 American Cents. 1794, ’95, ’96, and ’97. Fair. 5 pcs
/6 283 1798 Good.
/4y 284 1800 over ’99 Good.
S# 285 1801 Queer defect in planchet. Very good.
7 286 1802 and ’03 Very fair. 3 pieces
//tv 287 1804 Perfect die. A l stamped on head. Poor.
// 288 1805, ’07, and ’08 Very fair. 3 pieces
/06' 289 1809 Very good, but surface oxydized.
290 1810, ’ll, and T2 Fair, and good. 3 pieces
291 1811 Very good.
/2# 292 1813 Fine. Scarce.
/%#6' 293 1814 Crossed 4. Fine.
/ 294 1816, T7, T8, ’19, and ’20 Good lot. 5 pieces
J C? 295 1821 Very good. Scarce.
/ 296 1822, ’25, ’26, and ’28 Very good. 4 pieces
/U 297 1830, ’31, ’32, ’33, ’36, ’38, and ’39 Very good. 7 pieces
" 298 1840-’9 inclusive. Good, and fine. 10 pieces
6' 299 1850, ’51, and ’52 Fine. 3 pieces
300 1853 Red and uncirculated. A little smeared.
CATALOGUE.
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f£> 302
" 303
* 304
5 305
M 306
^ 307
V 308
f 309
?0 310
J 311
7*' 312
70 313
4' 314
'0 315
^ 316
?/ 317
318
^ 319
r7 320
6 321
72 322
>2 323
*V’ 324
//' 325
/' 326
O’ 327
G*' 328
^ 329
££ 330
r^v 331
332
333
334
1855 Straight 55. Red and uncirculated.
1856 Uncirculated.
1857 Large date. Uncirculated.
1857 Small date. Uncirculated.
1803-1856 Duplicates. Poor, to fine. 15 pieces
Half Cents. 1794 Good, and scarce.
1797, and 1800 Poor. 2 pieces
1803 Very good.
1804 Stemless wreath. Very good. 2 pieces
1806 Uncirculated.
1807, '08, ’09 Good. 3 pieces
1820 Altered date, but remarkably well done.
1825 Uncirculated.
1826, ’28, ’29, and ’32 Good lot. 4 pieces
1834, and '35 Very fine. 2 pieces
1837 Half Cent’s worth, etc. Very good.
1839 Another alteration. Very good.
1847 Electrotype. Good.
1849 Large date. Fine.
1850 Struck for a proof. Very fine.
1853 to ’57 inclusive. Good, to uncirculated. 5 pieces
Abraham Lincoln. Emancipation Medal. U. S. Mint
series. Copper. Very fine. Size 28.
Papal. Alexander VII. Fine bronze medal, with bust.
Rev., St. Peter’s square. Size 25.
Gregory XIII. Rev., St. Peter’s church. Bronze. Very
fine. Size 23.
Benedict XIV. Large copper coins. Fair, and good. 2 pcs
England. 1749 Halfpenny. Very fine.
1797 Twopence. Fair, and scarce.
San Marino. Five Centesimi. Good, and fine. 2 pcs
Barbadoes, 1788. Penny. Rev., Pine apple. Good.
Miscellaneous copper coins, large and small. Some good
and scarce, others poor. 24 pieces
D. Corinth. Didrachm. Head of Minerva. Rev.. Pe-
gasus. Very fair.
Duplicate of last. Same condition.
Thurium. Didrachm. Head of Minerva; the monster
Scylla on helmet. Rev., A bull tossing. Interesting,
but poor.
Achaian League. Hemidrachm. Fair.
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CATALOGUE.
£ 335
10 336
$~0 337
// 338
/d 339
> 340
16' 341
/*' 342
#0 343
/l 344
/d 345
If 346
3' 347
10 348
// 349
? 350
351
Id 352
6 353
? 354
3' 355
/-? 356
/<? 357
358
/d 360
J/d 361
3 3 362
«, 363
Sicily, etc. Greek copper coins. Different, and good. 3 pcs
Furia Gens. Denarius. Same as 75. Good.
Julia. Head of Ceres. Rev., Sacrific. implements. Fine.
Antonia, Porcia, Procilia, Rubria, Tituria. Good. 5 pcs
Tituria. Victory crowning a trophy. Quinarius. Fair.
Augustus. Rev., Winged thunderbolt. Very fair. M. B.
Augustus and Agrippa. Busts, back to back. Rev., Col.
nem. Crocodile. Good. M. B.
Augustus. Another Colonial. M. B. Fair.
Drusus, Jr. Head. Rev., s. c. Fair. M. B.
M. Agrippa. Head. Rev., Neptune. Fair. M. B.
Caligula. Rev., Vesta. Fair reverse. M. B.
Domitianus, Nerva, Trajan, Hadrianus. Denarii. Fair,
and good. 4 pieces
Domit., Nerva, Trajan. Fair, and good. M. B. 3 pcs
Sabina. Rev., Ven. genetbtci. Denarius. Pierced, but
rare.
Antoninus Pius, Faustina, Sr. and Jr. Denarii. Good.
3 pieces
Faustina, Sr. and Jr. G. and M. B. Fair, and good. 3 pcs
Lucilla, Sept. Severus, Julia Domna, and Julia Maesa.
Denarii. Good lot. 7 pieces
Lucilla. Rev., Juno. G. B. Very fair.
Alex. Severus, Julia Mamaea. G. B. Fair. 2 pieces
Maximinus I, Gordianus III, Philip I. Denarii. Fair. 4 ps
Otacilia. Rev., Pudicitia. G. B. Good and scarce.
Etruseilla. Rev., Pudicitia. Denarius. Good.
Volusianus, Salonina. Denarii. Fair, and good. 2 pcs
Arcadius. Quinarius in silver. Fair and rare.
Maximinus, Hostilianus, Gallienus, Salonina, Postumus,
Claudius Gothicus, Aurelianus, Probus, Crispus, Dio-
cletianus, Constantins, Maximianus Hercules. Poor,
to very good. 2d, 3d, and 4th bronze. 15 pieces
Bronze Medal commemorating the abolition of Slave
Trade by Great Britain, 1807. Plantation scene. Rev.,
Arabic inscription. Scarce and fine. Size 22.
E. Ancient Coins. Athens ; Tetradrachm. Head of
Pallas. Rev., Owl, and magistrates’ names; symbol,
the Delphic tripod. Fine.
Another Tetradrachm of Athens. Similar to last, but
larger and thinner. Good.
Athens. Drachma. Archaic style. Fine and rare.
CATALOGUE.
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369
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^ 371
^ 372
3*' 373
'374
375
376
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Lete in Macedonia. Didrachm. The celebrated obscene
type of the satyr and the nymph. Rev., Square punch
mark. Extremely sharp and fine impression. Rare.
Lot of large M. B , of earlier Roman Emperors. Some ven
finely patinated, and all different. A good lot. 21 pcs
Reformation Coins and Medals. 1730 Second
Jubilee. Bust of Frederic II., Duke of Saxe-Gotha.
Rev., Busts of the seven princes who upheld the Con-
fession of Augsburg. A little nicked in the field, but
fine and extremely rare. Silver, quadruple crown
size. 41.
First Jubilee, 1617. Bust of Luther in high relief. D.
mart. lvth. ob. 1546 m 63. Rev., Heart and cross on
a blooming rose. A very interesting silver gilt medal
of the period. Loop. Very fine and rare. 21.
Eisleben, 1661. Luther crown. Bust facing. Rev., View
of Eisleben, Luther’s native city. Inscriptions in old
German text. Fine and scarce.
Second Jubilee. Crown. Bust of Luther, etc. Rev.,
Lightning, and swine running about, etc. Fine and
rare.
Beginning of 4th century of Reformation, Weimar. 1817.
A hand draws aside a curtain from the Holy Bible, in a
cluster of stars. Very fine silver medal. 24.
Second Jubilee. Accolated busts of Luther and Melanch-
thon. Rev., Christ upon a cloud, surrounded by cherub
heads. Fine and rare silver medal. 20.
Third Jubilee. Heads of Luther and Melanchthon, fac-
ing. Fine tin medal. 28.
View of Luther’s monument at Worms, 1868. Bronzed
tin. Very fine. 37.
Second Jubilee. Bust of Zwingli, (the Swiss reformer.)
in high relief. Rev., Inscription. Beautiful and thick
silver medal. 22.
In imitation of last, but struck for the 3d Jubilee, (1819.)
Very fine. Both of these medals are very rare. 22.
Swedish Crown to commemorate the 2d Jubilee, 1721.
Bust of Frederic. Rev., Busts of Gustavus I. and Gus-
tavus Adolphus. Fine and rare.
Johann von Leyck, Wundertiiufer. Minister. 1534. High-
ly ornamental bust. Rev., Crowned globe, etc. ; the
inscriptions in low German. Leyck was probably the
leader of a sect of early Anabaptists. Silver, cast, but
warranted original. Fine. 26.
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384
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388
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391
392
393
394
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397
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398
399
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400
401
Square enigmatical ducat of the 17th century. Endlich
dee mensch hinfellt. Skull, out of which blades of
wheat issue, hour-glass, and extinguished taper. Rev.,
Three globes, pierced with swords ; in the corners, the
sun, moon, stars, and a rainbow. Extremely interesting
piece, of German origin; undetermined, though gener-
ally ascribed to some secret Order. Uncirculated, and
possibly unique.
Foreign Silver Coins. Visigoths. Wamba, 672-680.
Denarius, coined at Toledo, Spain. Uncirc. and rare.
Anglo-Gallia. Eleanor of Guienne, 1137-1205. Denarius.
Fine and rare.
Poland-Saxony, 1763. 24, a thaler. Proof.
Saxony, etc., 1748-’65. 24, a thaler. All different, and
uncirc. Desirable lot. 5 pieces
Waldeck (?) 1752. One-third Thaler. Bust. Rev., View
of city. Uncirculated and rare.
Brunswick, 1821 and ’22. 12, a thaler. Uncirc. 2 pcs
Holland, 1794. One-quarter Guilder. Goddess of Liber-
ty, with liberty cap. Very fine and rare.
Minor German Silver Coins. All different, and uncircu-
lated. 8 pieces
Hessia, 1776. Subsidy thaler, struck from silver paid for
hire of German troops in America. Fine and scarce.
Idem. 1776. Half thaler. Scarce and uncirculated.
France, 1849. One franc. Uncirculated.
1850 Half-franc. Uncirculated.
1855 Napoleon III. 2 francs, 'pattern piece by BarrG Unc.
1855 Same as last, but one franc. Uncirculated.
1880 Belgium. Five francs, struck to commemorate 50th
anniversary of Belgian Independence. Accolated busts
of Leopold I. and II. Rev., Belgia holding the book of
Constitution and resting upon a lion. Uncirculated,
and never previously offered at auction in United
States. Scarce.
The same, for Two francs. Uncirculated.
The same, for One franc. Uncirculated.
Spain, 1870. Two pesetas. Uncirculated.
1870 One peseta. Uncirculated.
1876 Alfonso XII. One peseta. Uncirculated.
1879 The same. Two pesetas. Uncirc.
1880 The same. Fifty centimes. Uncirc.
Hungary, 1849. Six Kreutzers. Uncirc.
CATALOGUE.
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403
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3Z 406
407
408
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/ / ' 411
/If 412
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^ 414
8 415
/<*/- 416
// 417
// 418
6 419
- 420
9 / 421
j^422
'7 423
424
i' 425
426
/& 427
'4 _ 428
429
430
to 431
f'0 432
CS '433
Turkey. Dime size. Uncirculated.
Mexico, 1822. Dollar of Augustine, the Indian emperor.
Uncirculated. Scarce.
Siam. Tikal, (about 60 cents.) Pagodas and Elephant.
Good.
Foreign Copper Coins. Coin of necessity, issued by
the Tartars in the 13th century. Good and scarce. 14.
James II. Gun Money, 1689. Jan. xxx. Good.
The same, 1689. Aug. xn. Very good.
The same, 1689. Sept. xxx. Very fine.
1813 G. Irvine, Strabane, Penny Token. Good.
Bermuda, 1793. Penny. Red, and uncirc.
East India Co. Penny. Rev., Blank. Good.
Anvers, 1814. L. L. 10 cents, obsidional. Good.
Strasburg, 1815. L. Decime, obsidional. Fine.
France, 1849 and 50. Centimes. Red and line. 2 pcs
Belgium. Varieties. Red and uncirculated. 3 pieces
Papal, 1829 and 1840. Fine. 2 pieces
1866 Four soldi. Bust of Pius IX. Red and uncir. 22.
Roman Republic, 1849. 3, and 1 Baiocchi. Fine. 2 pcs
Italian States. Fine lot. Uncirculated. 5 pieces
Greece. Kapodistria, etc. Very fine lot. Uncirc. 7 pcs
Metz, 1624. Kreutzer. Uncirculated.
German States. Very fine lot. Large and small. Red
and uncirculated. 31 pieces
Sweden. Copper Dalers of Charles XII. Different. 5 pcs
Duplicate of “ Saturnus ” Daler. Uncirculated.
Swedish coppers. Uncirculated. 5 pieces
Spain. Two scarce varieties of 1870. Fine. 4 pieces
Hungary, 1705. X Kreutzers. Pro Libertate. Uncirc.
1848 Revolutionary Kreutzer. Red and uncirc.
Siege pieces, etc. Very good lot. 10 pieces
Foreign Medals and Tokens; among them a fine bronze
medal of Bonaparte, and a large Mexican medal. (4
bronze.) 6 pieces
Rare Mortuary medal of Maximilian of Mexico. White
metal. Very fine. 26.
Hamburg, 1837. Centennial medal of establishment of
Free Masonry. Bronze, good. 26.
The St. Helena Medal. Bust of Napoleon. Rev., A ses
eompagnons de gloire, etc. Bronze, loop. Very thick,
fine, and rare. Size 19 x 30.
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Odds and ends. 3 pieces
Half Dollars. 1794 Date and legend strong; very
good and scarce.
1795 Curl through point of star. Head, legend, and date
sharp ; several stars rounded or flattened. Fine, and in
this condition scarce.
1803 Very good.
1815 Very good, but two cuts, or large nicks in centre.
Scarce.
Quarter Dollar. 1815 Fine.
Dimes. 1804 Date, legend, etc., all very good. From
circulation, but for this, the rarest of the dimes, in extra
good, nearly fine condition.
1814 Very good.
1820 Large date. Very fair.
1821 Large date. Extremely fine.
1827 Large date, heavy, coarse stars. Proof. Rare.
1829 Fine impression. Uncirculated.
1830 Proof. Rare.
1831 Small date. Very fine.
1835 Uncirculated.
1872 Proof.
Half Dimes. 1829 Large date. Uncirculated.
1833 Uncirculated.
1872 Proof.
Three Cents, Silver. 1872 Brilliant proof.
Duplicate of last. Same condition.
Minor Proof Sets. 1870 Scarce. 3 pieces
1873 Rare. 4 pieces
Cents. 1793 Chain, with dot. Good. Rare.
1809 Fine. Very scarce.
Set of Cents, lacking 1793, ’95, ’97, ’99, 1804, ’08, ’09,
’ll, T3, and ’23. Fair to fine. 56 pieces
Half Cents. 1806 Red and uncirculated.
1810 Nearly fine. Scarce.
Different dates. Average very good. 7 pieces
Feuchtwanger Cent, 1837. Uncirculated.
Colonial Coins. Washington and Independence Cent,
1783. Roman toga. Very good.
Nova Constellatio, 1783. U. S. Fine.
Connecticut, 1785. Large negro head. Very good, and y
scarce. '
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CATALOGUE.
467 Auctori Plebis, 1787. Very good, and scarce.
468 Kentucky Cent. Thin planchet. Fine and scarce.
8 S' 469 Liberty and Commerce, 1795. Very fine and scarce.
// 470 Massachusetts, Fugio, North Am. Token, Connecticut,
and Nova Constellatio. Very good lot. 7 pieces
471 Miscellaneous. Admiral Vernon took Porto Bello.
Copper, good and scarce. 16.
472 Admiral Vernon veiwing the town of Carthagena, 1740.
Rev., The forts, etc. Brass. Good. 23.
473 Adml. Vernon and Sr Chaloner Ogle. We look for Don
Blass. Rev., Took, etc. Brass. Fine. 23.
/$* 474 I came, I saw, 1 conquered. Rev., None more ready, etc.
Copper. Fine. 23.
/& 475 Washington Cent, 1791. Small eagle. Tin, probably cast.
/ 6' 476 Washington Half-dollar, 1792. Tin, probably cast.
Z 477 Washington Medals and Tokens. Good, and fine. 3 pcs
2.0 478 Head of Washington. Rev., Lincoln. Silver. Fine. 11.
479 1837 and ’38 Am I not a woman, etc.; and another.
Good. 2 pieces
480 Bronze Medal of Lafayette. Rev., Vengeur de la liberty,
etc. Restrike of the Mustie Mon^taire. Fine. 26.
/ fT 481 Abraham Lincoln, 1860. Bust. Rev., Rails crossed. Cop-
per, proof. Scarce. 21.
/S' 482 Centennial. Battle of Newtown, N. Y. Wh. m. Proof. 24.
/z7 483 Pittsburgh, 1878 and ’79. Wh. met. Proof. 22. 2 pcs
484 Centennial offering of France to America. Superb bronze
medal by Veyrat. Head of Pallas. Rev., Two American
flags crossed ; one with 13, the other 37 stars. Rare. 31.
Jo 485 Brichaut's Presidential series. Complete set, beginning
with Washington and ending with Hayes. Bronze,
proof, and very rare. Size 19. 18 pieces
U'd 486 Brichaut’s American Centennial Medal, 1776-1876. Brass,
proof, and very rare. 19.
487 Piece of Atlantic Cable Wire. Bound in brass. Length,
4 in.
488 Continental Currency. Pennsylvania. All different, and
a fine lot. 8 notes
A? 489 New York, Ap. 10, 1758. Ten pounds. Scarce.
Z7 490 New York Water works. 4 and 2 sli. V erygood. 2 notes
491 U. S. Fractional Currency notes. All different and new.
12 notes. Face value, $2.65. The lot.
A/I 492 Confederate Bond for $100. Notes, etc. 15 pieces.
6 The lot.
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F. England. George III., 1785. Half sovereign, (10s.)
Very good, and scarce.
The same, 1802. Third guinea. Very good, but nicked.
Elizabeth, 1578. Sixpence. Rose behind head, etc. Fine.
The same, 1580. Sixpence. Good.
The same. Various dates. Sixpences. Fair. 3 pieces
The same. Various dates. Sixpences. Poor, and fair. 7 pcs
France. Charles V., (1364) Gros blanc. Ver}r fair.
Charles VIII., (1483.) Gros blanc. Good. Scarce.
Henry II., with date 1550. Gros blanc. Good and scarce.
The Republic. Treasury coin for 25 sous. Good and scarce.
Louis Napoleon, 1809. Java. Copper. Good and scarce.
The same, 1811. Java. l. n. in monog. Good and scarce.
Switzerland. Schafhausen (?) Bracteate of the 13th
century, with the Rheinboc/c. Very interesting, and
rare. 9.
Bishopric Chur, (about 1600.) Two rappen. Good.
Soleure. Shilling, (about 1500.) Good.
Geneva, 1710. Five sols. Good.
Other coins of Geneva. Good, base. 3 pieces
Sweden (?) Denarius of the 14th century. Fair.
Another Denarius. Three crowns, (about 1500.) Good.
Charles XII. One-sixth Or. Fine and rare.
Denmark, 1648. Square Siege coin of Fred. III. Silver.
Fine and scarce. 12.
Hanover (?) 14th centuiy. Ecclesiastic Denarius. Fine.
Bohemia. Early bracteate. Head. Fine.
Russia, 1742. Elizabeth. Silver coronation medalet.
Fine. 14.
The same, 1783. Five Kopecks. Very fine. 26.
Peter I. and Anne. Kopeck and Half-kopeck. Fair. 2 pcs
Holland, 1575. Two Stuber; siege piece of Treves.
Copper ; pierced. 18.
Venice, 1580. Copper jeton. Fine and interesting. 18.
Alvisio Mocegino, (last Doge, 1763.) Silver coin with
loop. Good. 20.
The same, 1763. Good. 16.
Copper coins of Venice. Very fair. 2 pieces
1800 Half Lira ; provisional. Good.
Early Ecclesiastical Denarius; ascribed to a Pope. Fair.
Turkey. Silver coin ; dime size. Fine.
CATALOGUE.
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527 Para. Smallest Turkish coin. Uncirculated.
528 Spain, 1725 and 1806. Two Reales. Good, and fair. 2 pcs
529 Charles IV. Silver acclam. medalet. m. m., M, crowned. 9.
530 Caracas, 1816. Copper coin of Ferd. VII. Very good.
531 German States, etc. Minor coinages. Base. Poor, to
uncirculated. 22 pieces
532 Portugal, Hungary, and Sardinia. Fine copper coins. 3 pcs
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533 Miscellaneous Foreign copper coins. Poor, to fine. 33 pcs
/ 534 Nova Scotia, 1861. Cents, and Half-cent. Fine. 4 pcs
4K 535 Tin proof medal of Joseph Priestley, Unitarian divine.
Fine bust by Halliday. Rev., Inscription in 35 lines.
Rare. 32.
/ 535a 1862 London Exposition medal. Tin. Very fine. 26.
$ 6
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The following coins were the property of Dr. Feuchtwanger’s family,
and comprise the entire lot until lately in their possession.
536 1837 Eagle on a rock. Rev., Feuchtwanger’s com-
position; wreath of oak, within which 3 Three
cents. Fine proof, and extremely rare. 16.
1837 Coat of arms of New York. Rev., Same inscription,
but three cents, four stars and two mullets within
wreath of olive. Uncirculated and scarce.
538 Duplicate of last number. Very fine.
539 Another. Same condition as last.
540 1837 Eagle on a serpent. Rev., one cent in wreath of
laurel. Eight feathers to tail and serpent in large coils.
Uncirculated.
541 Duplicate of last. Uncirculated.
542 Another. Very fine.
543 From different dies. Eagle with seven feathers and pointed
left wing. Uncirculated.
544 Another Cent from still different dies. Eagle with seven
feathers and blunt left wing. Uncirculated.
545 Duplicates of last. Very fine. 2 pieces
546 The same obv., but reverse with delicate wreath ; evident-
ly from another die. Uncirculated.
547 1864 Eagle displayed, grasping a serpent. Rev., The
same as reverse of No. 536. Nearly proof, and rare.
548 Duplicate of last. Fine and rare.
549 String of One Nam, or Siamese tin money. About 250
pieces. The lot.
550 Gr. U. S. Fractional Currency. 50, 25 cents. First
series ; perforated edges. Clean. 2 notes
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551 Second series. 50, 25, 10,5 cents. A. B. Co. New. 4 notes
Same.
50 cents.
A. B.
Co.
Very fine. 2 notes
Same.
25 cents.
A. B.
Co.
Clean, but used.
Same.
10 cents.
A. B.
Co.
New.
Same.
10 cents.
Without A
. B. Co. New.
The same,
on back.
The same.
New.
within gold ring. The 50 used, the others new. 4 notes
25 cents. With, and without gold numbers
New. 2 pieces
5 cents. With and without gold numbers.
3 pieces
The same. 50 cents. Paper that splits. Fine.
The same. 50 cents. Face and back separate. New.
Fifth series. 50 cents. Justice seated, gilt letters on
back ; coarse paper. New and rare.
The same. 50 cents. Head of Spinner. New.
Sixth series. 50 cents. Justice seated. Red back. New.
The same. 50 cents. Head of Spinner. Red back, with
gilt numbers. Autographic signatures. New, very rare.
i The same as last, but lithographic signatures. New.
The same. 5 cents. Head of Clark. Red back. New.
Seventh series. 10 cents. Head of Washington. Auto-
graphic signatures of Colby and Spinner. Red back.
New and rare.
Same as last. Lithographic signature. New.
The same, but green back. New.
Eighth series. 50 cents. Head of Lincoln. New.
Ninth series. 50 cents. Plead of Stanton. New.
25 cents. Large Treasury seal. New.
25 cents. Smaller seal. Blue threads. New.
Three cents. Head of Washington. New.
L. Bergero. Thesaurus Brandenburgicus Selectus; sive
Gemmarum et Numismatum Graecorum in Cimeliarchio
Electorali Brandenburgico Elegantiorum Series, etc.
etc. Cologne, 1696. In perfect condition, except that
page 596-7 is between 600-601, a defect which can easi-
ly be remedied by any book-binder. Folio, calf. 3 vols.
A rare work, fully and freely illustrated with number-
less fine cuts of ancient Greek and Roman coins, gems,
cameos, rings, bullae, bronzes, arms, tessera, military
and naval ensigns, personal ornaments, urns, and in fact
every possible subject relating to antiquity.
CATALOGUE.
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For detailed descriptions of the following Masonic Medals we refer
collectors to Marvin’s valuable work, reference to which is made in each
case.
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576
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582
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587
Cologne Charter, 1835. Circle of nineteen stars, within
which an inscription in ten lines. Rev., Inscribed radi-
ant triangle. Struck at Amsterdam. Silver; extremely
fine and rare. Size 32. (df. 18, and illustrated.)
Dedication medal of Masonic temple, New York, 1875.
Copper; proof. Size 20. (iff. 37.)
Dedication badge, Masonic temple, New York, 1875.
Very fine. White metal. Scarce. Size 32 x 25. (df. 38.)
Cainbaceres. Paris, 1807. Presentation medal. Bust.
Rev., Inscription, etc. Bronze ; nearly proof, thick and
rare. Size 26. (df. 54.)
Head of Liberty, with Grecian helmet. Rev., Homage of
European to American Masons, 1876. A rare Centen-
nial medal. Bronze proof. 23. (3/. 86.)
Loge de la Perseverance, O. de Rouen. Similar to df. 94,
but omission of “ Couronnce ” in legend and female
leans upon acacia shrub, instead of holding sprig. Sil-
ver; fine and rare. 17. (.If. 656.)
Hamburg, 1837. Centennial medal of foundation of Free-
masonry in that city. Bronzed copper; fine. Size 27.
(df. 112.)
Hamburg. St. George, 1843, Centennial. Blazing star.
Rev., Fir tree. Silver; rare in this metal, and very fine.
Size 23. (df. 118.)
Inauguration of Masonic Temple. G. O. of France, Paris,
1843. Colonnade of four Corinthian pillars, forming
two archways. Rev., Inscription. Bronze, nearly proof.
26. (Jf. 172.)
Brussels. Grand Orient, 1832. Phoenix. Rev., Inscrip-
tion. Bronze, proof. Size 29. (df. 188.)
Leyden. Woman kneeling at an altar; Death, about to
slay her, 'but restrained by hand from above. Rev., Two
elegiac couplets in Latin, and arms of Leyden. Silver,
oval, very fine, and rare. 24 x 30. (df. 212.)
Washington Medal. Bust. Rev., Ground floor of Ma-
sonic Temple. Bronze, uncirc. 32. (df. 266.)
Bust of Washington. Rev., The cherry tree scene and
Red cross motto. White met., proof. 32. (df. 267.)
Bust of Washington. Rev., Masonic Temple, Boston.
Copper; very fine and rare. 19. (df. 269.)
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Washington. Rev., Bible, with square and compasses.
Silver. 11. (df 272.)
Clothed bust of Washington. Rev., Same. Copper,
(df. 274.)
Bust of Washington, facing. Rev., Square and compasses,
etc. Harzfeld’s series. Bronze, proof. 21. ( M . 275.)
Same as reverse of 588. Rev., Struck in the Main build-
ing, etc. Interesting Centennial Masonic. Silver,
proof. 12. (df. 276.)
Bust of Franklin. Rev., The same as reverse of 587. Sil-
ver, proof, and extremely rare. 19. (df. 278.)
Bust of Lafayette. Rev., Square and compasses, etc.
Harzfeld’s series. Brass, proof. 19. (df. 281.)
Dedication new Masonic temple, Philadelphia, 1873.
Temple. Rev., Masonic emblems. Copper, proof. 24.
(df. 284.)
Silver medalet. Similar to last. 13. (df. 285.)
Springfield, Mass. Dedication of temple, June 24, 1874.
Tin, silvered ; proof, and scarce. 18. (df. 287.)
Lake City, Fla. Silver, proof. 17. (df. 290.)
Dr. Kane. Arctic exploration medal. Masonic reverse.
Bronzed copper, nearly proof. 32. (df. 291.)
Hopkins Lodge, 180, Black Jack Grove, Texas. Copper,
proof; scarce. 13. (df. 301.)
Gold-plated member’s Jewel, finished in colored enamel,
of Knights Templar, 25, Syracuse, N. Y. Cruciform.
30 x 22'; (df. 322.)
Gold-plated member’s Jewel of Peninsular Commandery,
No. 8, K. T., Kalamazoo, Mich. Ornamental bar. 30 x
22. (df. 323.)
Indian head of Liberty. Rev., Herculano Afre. Struck
for a Cuban lodge. Bronze, proof. 13. (df. 330.)
Altenburg. Archimedes of the Three Trestle Boards,
1802. Archimedes seated. Rev., Lodge building, etc.
Silver, fine and extremely rare. 24. (df. 351, and il-
lustrated by him.')
Brunswick, 1743. Three hands grasping each other over
cubic stone, etc. Rev., Triangle, crowned pillar, etc.
One of the most interesting Masonic medals I have
seen. Silver, fine, and extremely rare. (df. 368.)
Bust of Washington in Keystone. Rev., “Fit Keystone,”
etc. Wood’s series. Bronze, proof. 19.
Obelisk. Rev., Corner-stone laid Oct. 9, 1880. Silver,
proof. Rare. 21. (df. 712.)
CATALOGUE.
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/ #7> 607 Halberstadt. Centennial celebration, 1846. Adhuc Stat.
Column. Rev., Eagle over shield and trunk of tree, etc.
Bronze, proof. 23. Scarce. {M. 392.)
608 Knights Templar Reunion, Philadelphia, June 1st, 1876.
Member’s jewel of Hugh de Payens, No. 1, Jersey City,
N. J. Cruciform. Fine. 31. Cast? (JSI. 105.)
//£, 609 Knights Templar Grand Encampment, Chicago, 1880.
Cruciform, with ornamented bar. Silvered. 34.
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610 Same occasion, Chicago, 1880. Cruciform. Gilt copper. 12.
611 Solid bronze member’s jewel of Monumental, No. 3,
Knights Templar, Baltimore, 1866. Ornamental bar.
31 x 21.
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